News

Marverine Cole will present the news on Good Morning Britain on Thursday 24th April. Watch from 6am-9am on ITV1.

Carolyn Quinn will present Times Radio’s Evening Edition on Monday 21st April and Thursday 24th April. Listen from 7pm.

Ben Gernon will appear in the Record Review of the Century, a special episode of Record Review on Easter Monday 21st April. Listen between 1pm-4pm on BBC Radio 3

Angela Rippon and Kate Williams will appear as expert contributors in When Anne Married Mark: The Royal Wedding of the 70s. Watch on Saturday 19th April at 7.30pm on Channel 5.

Harry Wallop will host Times Radio between 10am and 1pm on Friday 18th April.

Knight Ayton is delighted to announce that we are now representing three new clients in Dr Kasim Ahmed, Ben Garrod & Elliott Gotkine.

Kasim Ahmed is a hospital doctor and former contestant on BBC’s The Traitors in 2025.

Ben Garrod is an evolutionary biologist, scientist, and award-winning broadcaster.

Elliott Gotkine is an Emmy Award-winning journalist, master of ceremonies, public speaking coach, and freelance correspondent for CNN.

Sian Williams presents a new series of Life Changing on BBC Radio 4, beginning on Wednesday 16th April. In the first episode Sian hears the story of a piano tuner who was blinded at a party in his teenage years. Tune in at 9am or catch up on BBC Sounds.

Angela Rippon will present Have I Got News For You on Friday 25th April at 9pm. Watch on BBC One or catch up on BBC iPlayer.

Harry Wallop will appear as an expert contributor in new Channel 4 series of Secrets of Supermarket Buyers. The first episode will focus on Waitrose and will broadcast on Monday 14th April at 8pm.

Tim Bouverie’s new book Allies At War: The Politics Of Defeating Hitler will be available in bookstores and online from 10th April 2025. The book offers an account of “the uneasy relationship between Churchill, Roosevelt and Stalin and the Grand Alliance’s far-reaching consequences on post-war global politics and conflicts”.

Adam Sisman of The Guardian described Allies At War as “a revelatory study of second world war alliances” and William Waldegrave of the Independent called it “a powerful and well-researched study of an alliance that was often fractious or worse”.